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ProPublica conducted a forensic analysis of IRS nonprofit filings, state shell company registries, and interviews with campaign operatives and whistleblowers to trace $75 million in undisclosed funds. These funds flowed through anonymous donor nonprofits acting as pass-throughs to super PACs supporting candidates in primaries across five battleground states. The investigation revealed how this dark money directly influenced primary outcomes by funding ads and voter outreach without public disclosure. This highlights gaps in current campaign finance regulations post-Citizens United, where super PACs can accept unlimited anonymous contributions via 501(c)(4) groups. The findings underscore the need for enhanced transparency to inform voter decisions.
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